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There’s no presidential race on the ballot this November, but that’s no excuse to skip the polls. Voting in local elections matters. Local school boards, councils and s...
November 02, 2021 Our Opinion
The Butler City Council made a wise move last week by voting to purchase security cameras to be placed in Memorial Park. The $5,985 approved by the council on Thursday t...
November 01, 2021 Our Opinion
A roundup of some of the most popular but completely untrue stories and visuals of the week. CLAIM Dr. Anthony Fauci’s experiments include one that magnified terror in ...
November 01, 2021 Other Voices
Everyone has been talking about the “Big Quit” movement sweeping across the U.S. and beyond. Experts are grappling with statistics showing record-breaking labor shortage...
October 30, 2021 Other Voices
Most of what we hear about Washington these days is how dysfunctional it is, and the reputation is well earned. We are in an era when political power and absolutist ideo...
October 30, 2021 Other Voices
The state Senate approved a bill this week that would make it a crime for someone to flee on foot a law enforcement officer who is trying to arrest them. Under the propo...
October 30, 2021 Our Opinion
Under pressure of successive self-imposed deadlines, with a befuddled country looking on, Democrats in Congress continue to wrestle with a supposedly transformative spen...
October 30, 2021 Other Voices
There are few things that we as citizens of Butler County can’t find to disagree about the value of having in our community. We value the importance of local control and...
October 29, 2021 Our Opinion
The Greek historian Herodotus lived through the plague of Athens, one of the world’s first great pandemics. He wrote, “Circumstances rule men; men do not rule circumstan...
October 29, 2021 Other Voices
Next week, New Jersey and Virginia will elect men as governors. And next year, so too will most states. But Kathy Hochul, Nikki Fried, Annette Taddeo, Nan Whaley and Sta...
October 29, 2021 Other Voices
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